I think this is only true if you think of firefighting technology as "putting out flames" instead of bottom-up rethinking of landscaping, architecture, city planning, etc.
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That more at the ideology level of the stack. Important but not a pure tech problem like “what’s the fastest way to lay down huge volumes of retardant over a wide area”
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Time for a new Spruce Goose? Or just some sclerotic European A380 conversions?
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Minor increase.
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An A380? I think there was excess production of those. Side note: from the firenadoes you can totally see how the Israelites might have followed that pillar of fire, thought a sign of God. In a firenado situation, it just destroys any other sign of life before it.
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Drones?
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As far as scaling up our current tech, sure
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Broad-level application of algorithmic inputs/directives used by fire command to direct resources will be a game-changer. AI will process huge amounts of ground level, aerial, sat, GIS, social data to allocate resources in real time. Along with human instincts = superior control.
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